Sentence examples for diligently growing from inspiring English sources

After diligently growing Samsung Mulsan, Lee was forced to abandon his holdings in Seoul when the city was invaded and occupied by the republic's communist neighbors to the north.

Like millions of women who came before me, and like some of you, or your mothers, sisters, daughters and grandmothers, I was informed earlier this week that the heartbeat of the baby I had been loving and diligently growing inside of me for the past two and half months had stopped.

He worked diligently to grow union membership, not just in finances and numbers, but in influence within the North American labor movement.

Diligently remove any other shoots growing from ground level.

"I'm happy to have served Rwanda diligently and I think their football standards will keep growing with time".

In the face of growing student activism during the 1960s, Rudder worked diligently to ensure that school continue to fulfill its mission of providing a quality education for all Aggies.

This little community jewel diligently harvests rainwater, practices composting that builds and enriches the soil whilst growing edible tree bounty along with a scrumptious understory of asparagus.

A farmer must grow crops diligently to fulfill God's bidding, and a fisherman better fish some damn fine trout.

Recently, a growing number of initiatives such as the Hitting the Headlines and Media Doctor websites are diligently monitoring the quality of medical news stories [30] [33].

In the Guardian article, Pachauri writes: "Thousands of scientists from across the world have worked diligently and in an objective and transparent manner to provide scientific evidence for action to meet the growing challenge of climate change.

She rummages through her family's archives, perusing old diaries and letters, and she diligently researches the apple business that Carl has become obsessed with, learning about types of apples, the history of apple growing in Washington State, apple diseases, the secrets of apple cultivation.